Haircuts around the organ and testicles are not safe!

Some people think that getting rid of hair in the sensitive area reduces the odors that come from sweating, but hygiene can be available even if the pubic hair is not removed, and it is enough for the person to clean that area more than once during the day.
Pubic hair exists for a reason, but for a number of very good reasons and its removal may expose the person to a range of risks and diseases, including skin warts, pubic haircuts increase the risk of warts in the genital area, especially if the partner suffers from them. It is true that hair in the genital area does not prevent its complete transmission, but at least it forms a protective layer that reduces the incidence of infection.
In addition, hair removal leads to countless very small wounds that can be seen in the eye naked. Repeated shaving leads to irritation of the area, leading to infections, especially in the area of the testicles.
In contrast, studies have shown that the incidence of 'infectious myelis' (a rapidly spreading and infectious viral skin infection) has increased in those who shave pubic hair due to the small wounds we mentioned that lead to infections.
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